We're very excited to announce that DisplayFusion 9.4 Beta 3 is now available for download! This beta fixes an issue that's currently in Chrome dev channel, where Chrome is blocking hooks. DisplayFusion now uses alternate methods for features like TitleBar Buttons, Monitor Splitting, etc on Chrome windows now. We've fixed a bunch of other minor issues as well, please see the list below. Important Notes!
DisplayFusion 9.4 Beta 3 Highlights
Updating DisplayFusionWe encourage everyone to update to this new version today to take advantage of these improvements. If you've already purchased DisplayFusion, it's a lifetime license, so you can upgrade to this version at no cost! If you would like to see a complete list of all the changes, please visit the DisplayFusion Beta Change Log. |
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I see you now hook Universal Applications properly in Windows 10. That's great (I assume), but how do we detect a Windows 10 Universal Application opening and run a trigger to locate it to a set position? I have a bunch of functions defined for locations and they work flawlessly with regular apps and not one single Universal Application.
Sep 29, 2018
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We can only hook the Universal application frames, not the apps themselves, so there's a bit of a trick when using Triggers with them. Set the Process Filename to C:\windows\system32\ApplicationFrameHost.exe, then set the Window Text condition to the name of the app. (e.g. "Calendar"). I've attached a screenshot for reference.
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UniversalAppTrigger.jpg
Oct 2, 2018
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Awesome, Keith, that did the trick.
Any chance this can make it into the documentation somewhere?
Oct 30, 2018
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Good idea! I've put it on my list to add to the /Help page
Oct 30, 2018
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